Ghana has the oldest and largest program. It started with volunteer staff in 1998. In 2001, the first full-time staffs were hired to operate in a small office located in Tamale, Northern Region of Ghana.
As at January 2007, SEND Ghana staff number 52 of which more than 30 percent are women and over 50 percent are professional staff with university degrees. SEND Ghana has three operational offices located in Accra, Tamale and Salaga. Its annual budget for 2007 is more than $2 million.
The goal of the ECAMIC project is to contribute towards improved livelihood security of small-scale food crop producers in the eastern corridor of Northern Ghana through improved access to market information and data.......
The process of establishing the Program started in 1998. During this year, SEND undertook a participatory needs assessment covering Kpandai, Bimbilla, Salaga, Tamale and Chamba in the Northern Region as well as Kete Krachi in the Volta.....
In 2001 Ghana opted for the Highly Indebted Poor Country Initiative (HIPC) ostensibly to qualify for debt relief from multilateral and bilateral creditors. In response to the opportunity offered by the HIPC ......
This is the third micro project under the Grassroots Economic Literacy and Advocacy Program (GELAP). In 2004, SEND with financial support from the UN MDG Secretariat, hosted the first civil society national workshop on the MDGs........
SEND developed the Ghana HIPC Watch Project in late 2001. In consultation with a wide variety of civil society organizations the Ghana HIPC Watch project was operational in early 2002........
